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Elections to the University Council
The University Council was created in 1874 to provide a body where matters of mutual interest to the Board of Trustees, Senate and the graduates relating to the welfare of the University might be reviewed and discussed. It serves as both an advisory and ambassadorial body to the University as a whole and is responsible for the election of the Chancellor. Although it is not directly involved in operations, the Council may bring to the Senate or Board of Trustees any matter, which it believes, affects Queen's well being and prosperity. In this way, the Council, in plenary session and through study committees, has made important contributions to several areas of campus life.